When Animals Speak - (Animal Talk) by Penelope Smith (Paperback)

About the Book

Revised ed. of: Animals--our return to wholeness. San Francisco: Council Oak Books, 2004.

Book Synopsis

The trusted guidebook for animal lovers that describes the astonishing ways in which humans can speak with--and listen to--all creatures.

In this comprehensive follow-up to the widely popular Animal Talk, a respected leader and pioneer in the field of interspecies communication, Penelope Smith, outlines advanced techniques for conversing with animals. She explains that since animals think and perceive differently from humans, readers need to have a true willingness to share, listen, and learn to successfully communicate with them. Although most humans assume that an animal functions on pure instinct, unaware of its own past or future, that's just not the case. Many subtle secrets about the world can be gleaned from animals once readers know how to see the world through their eyes. Cats, dogs, and other domesticated animals may be more receptive to communicating with humans, but they're certainly not the only ones with fascinating information to share--Smith shows how humans are also able to speak with roosters, rabbits, insects, llamas, snakes, and many others in the animal kingdom. In addition to chapters devoted to developing and enhancing mind-to-mind communication with animals, When Animals Speak includes an illuminating look at animals as healers, teachers, and guides and even delves into more abstract, advanced forms of interspecies communication, such as contacting spirits of nature. In this accessible book, Smith is sure to delight and instruct animal lovers interested in forging a new bond with animal beings and the natural world.

Review Quotes

"An important contribution to the welfare and understaning of animals, and for a greater harmony between humans and animals." - Peter Caddy, cofounder of the Findhorn Community in Scotland

"More than ever, we need to listen to When Animals Speak. I had read this enlightening book years ago, but today, its voice is more timely, more urgent, more vital than words can express." - Susan Chernak McElroy, author of Why Buffalo Dance

"With great warmth and precision Penelope expands the field of interspecies communication to a spiritual awareness of the interrelatedness of all beings." - Linda Tellington-Jones, founder of TTEAM, the Tellington-Jones Equine Awareness Method and "the Tellington TTouch," which promotes healing, training, and communicating with animals

About the Author

Penelope Smith is the author of Animals in Spirit and Animal Talk. She also edits Species Link, a quarterly magazine on interspecies telepathic communication. Smith's work has been featured in newspaper and magazine articles, in numerous books, and on radio and television. She lives in Prescott, Arizona.